using iTerm color schmes with gnome-terminal.

2012-08-29 1 min read Fedora
the OS X Lion install key (Photo credit: blakespot) Found this great page and thought of sharing this: http://www.sharms.org/blog/2012/08/using-iterm-2-themes-with-gnome-terminal/ When using this, you will need to install : https://github.com/caseyhoward/nokogiri-plist and when you install this, you will find that the permissions for the files are not appropriately set, so go to your ruby gems directory or the installation directory for nokogiri-plist and change the permissions. Related articles Different bottom panel for gnome3. Continue reading

script for changing gnome-terminal color schemes.

2012-08-25 3 min read Fedora
This is the Gnome-Logo made with vectors. GNOME and the foot logo are trademarks of the GNOME Foundation. Español: Éste es el logo de Gnome hecho con vectores. GNOME y el logo del pie son marcas registradas de la Fundación GNOME (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Earlier I had posted this. So, if you want to try all of these schemes, then you need not have to copy paste the schemes from the web page, you can try the below script. Continue reading

gnome-terminal color schemes.

2012-08-21 1 min read Fedora
Colours (Photo credit: CherrySoda!) I was looking for a way to set the terminal colors for gnome. There is a GUI way to change the same by going to the Preferences->Colors. And then you can change the colors that you see in the color pallete in the bottom of the dialog box. But I was looking at doing it faster and better, and finally I found this page. http://www.sharms.org/blog/2012/08/gnome-terminal-color-schemes/ Quite interesting and good. Continue reading

tora installation on Fedora 17.

2012-06-22 1 min read Database Fedora
Here are the previous links on Tora: Tora on F16 Tora on Fedora And if you are interested in installing from source then you can always use this link: http://blog.amit-agarwal.com/2012/02/06/tora-fedora-16-mysql-oracle/ And if you are interested in just installing it then you can always do: rpm -ivh "http://amit-agarwal.co.in/mystuff/tora-2.1.3-1.fc17.i686.rpm" Related articles Upgrade to Fedora 17 from 16.(amit-agarwal.co.in) Fedora 17 warning: kernel panic after upgrade (part 2)(kparal.wordpress.com) Fix Fedora 17 Kernel Panic after Preupgrade(loviniltra. Continue reading

Display X applications from virtual terminals

2012-05-03 1 min read Fedora Gnome
GNOME Session plugin (Photo credit: David Siegel) Here is a script that can help you set the proper envirionment to start a gnome-shell from one of the terminals. #!/bin/bash - #=============================================================================== # # FILE: xenv.sh # # USAGE: ./xenv.sh # # DESCRIPTION: http://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/Debugging # # # OPTIONS: --- # REQUIREMENTS: --- # BUGS: --- # NOTES: --- # AUTHOR: Amit Agarwal (aka), amit.agarwal@roamware.com # CREATED: 09/14/2011 04:45:31 PM IST # Last modified: Wed Sep 14, 2011 04:45PM # REVISION: --- #=============================================================================== gnome_session=$(pgrep -u $USER gnome-session) eval export$(sed's/\o000/\n/g;' < /proc/$gnome_session/environ |grep DISPLAY) eval export$(sed's/\o000/\n/g;' < /proc/$gnome_session/environ |grep XAUTHORITY) eval export$(sed's/\o000/\n/g;' < /proc/$gnome_session/environ |grep DBUS_SESSION_BUS_ADDRESS) So, once you have done that you have the correct environment to use the X display and thus you can start the gnome-shell as well or do any other fancy thing that you want 🙂 Continue reading

Set gnome-shell to start in fallback mode without GUI.

2012-01-26 1 min read Fedora Gnome
If you run into issues with gnome-shell then gnome-shell should allow you to disable all the plugins and get the gnome-shell. But since gnome-shell is still evolving, you might run into issue where the shell does not come up. What to do in that case. You can set the shell to start in fallback mode, where there are more chances that it will come up. Alas, but you don’t have a shell or desktop session to do that. Continue reading

Color disk usage on Fedora

2012-01-21 1 min read Fedora
For this tip, you would need to setup the rpm-shere repository. You can get the information here. Once you have done that you need to install the cdu package with the following command: sudo yum install cdu And then you can use “cdu” to view the disk usage in all beautiful colors with the command: cdu and the output looks like this: [][2]cdu screenshot Related articles Quickly install most of the things that you need on Fedora. Continue reading
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